WhatsApp

“We got it, we get along very well, there is tremendous respect for each other, privately and professionally "

A simple Google search lets you can gain access to private chat groups on WhatsApp

The attacks began with messages that purported to be from attractive-looking women, says Israeli military spokesperson

Departments told to stop sharing official documents on messaging service to avoid data leak

WhatsApp, acquired by Facebook in 2014, has grown into one of the most widely used services

Many cultures use the same pinched finger gesture to make a point

The messaging service is doing this in order to protect user security

Users were unable to share images, GIFs, and stickers

The social media giant's $22 billion buyout of WhatsApp six years ago

A Digital Rights Foundation report cites social media platforms as the least worthy source of information

Everything that is posted will be monitored

One of the most used messaging app in the world with more than 1.5 billion active users

FIA calls for MLA for ‘fruitful’ cybercrime probe

Parents bombarding children on WhatsApp with misinformation and abuse over their stand on India's new citizenship law

One of the most used messaging apps with around 1.5 billion active users around the world

The Express Tribune showcases the top 10 most downloaded apps of the year

The Guardian says scores of defence and intelligence officials are among those who could have been compromised

One of the most used messaging apps with around 1.5 billion active users

If no one calls Modi, WhatsApp may not be the only thing the people of Kashmir could end up disappearing from

India annexed Jammu and Kashmir on August 5 and placed the disputed state under military lockdown

As the company is currently working on few updates to make sure that the feature is bug-free

NA panel on IT told govt officials will be barred from bringing storage devices like USBs

Facebook has been trying to boost revenue from higher-growth units like Instagram and Whatsapp

Short video-sharing app TikTok has become the latest Chinese firm caught in US regulatory crossfire

The petition could present a new legal headache for WhatsApp and its parent Facebook in India

Following the addition of the biometric security feature to the iOS version earlier this year

WhatsApp sued NSO Group accusing it of helping government spies break into the phones of roughly 1,400 users

That has affected some users in the country

Officials in US-allied countries targeted with software that used Facebook’s WhatsApp to take over phones: Reuters

Lebanon, telecommunications are regulated and expensive, citizens have increasingly relied on WhatsApp for free calls

Dozens set tires on fire, some of them ripping out billboards

Following complaints by several women across the province, Punjab authorities strive to bring harassers to justice

While it worked completely normally

It will allow users to set a time limit on their message before it disappears

Group of women who have benefitted from the organisation said that they invited the Duchess to their WhatsApp group

The govt has a firm resolve to defeat polio-virus transmission in the country

You can only use this feature if you are a registered customer on the Careem app with the same number

As it awaits regulatory approval from India

Facebook has been under scrutiny from regulators around the world over data privacy practices

The Facebook-owned firm has tested the service with about one million people over the past year

Users unable to load images and videos on the applications

A security flaw allowed hackers to inject spyware on smartphones raising concerns about the security of the mobile

The activities highlight the challenges WhatsApp faces in preventing abuse in its biggest market

WhatsApp said its advice to all users to update came “out of an abundance of caution”

Spyware was developed by Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group

Company will halt the development of software for certain handsets

This is only shown in the beta version of the Android app thus far according to WaBetaInfo

Users on Twitter had various jokes to make

Mobile applications are down in different parts of the country

With this move, the company aims to filter out spam and hoax messages